WEST LOOP — A developer will pitch plans for a new 19-story building that would bring 300 new apartments to Fulton Market.
Trammell Crow aims to develop the 198-foot tall building at Fulton Market and Ogden Avenue at the west end of the West Loop. The developer will present plans to the neighborhood at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Catalyst Ranch, 656 W. Randolph St.
Under the plans, the 1367-1377 W. Fulton Market project would include 315 apartments, 145 parking spaces and more than 16,000 square feet of street-level retail, according to the West Loop Community Organization. The site is just north of the Lake Street McDonald's and near Union Park.
Proposed amenities include a pool, roof deck, fitness center and pet spa, according to Neighbors of West Loop. The apartments would be a mix of studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units.
David Gamperl, one of the site's owners, told Crain's Chicago the proposed development will cost about $150 million.
The developer filed for a zoning change in December, city records show.
A parking lot and vacant commercial building currently occupy the site.
If the building is approved, construction is expected to take two years, according to Neighbors of West Loop.
A site plan shows what the 1367-1377 W. Fulton Market project could look like. [City of Chicago Zoning]
